Orthopedics postgraduate degrees in Northern England

The support provide by lecturers is really beneficial and really in depth as well as being provided on a one to one basis. The small cohort mean class sizes are small so you gain more hands on practise and have more turns practising different skills. It also means that more support is able to be provided by tutors a that all tutors know who you are and what your skillls are. It’s a nice small city with the famous based a 10 minute walk from the city centre so everything is really close and accessible. The students also have access and availability to all equipment available in the labs to help them develop there skills and use to complete relavant assignments and projects.

Best: - Most people are lovely and if I have any issues especially with noisy neighbours the accommodation team is fantastic and very quick to help us. - Lovely small campus, it’s very bright and welcoming especially when it’s dark. -Societies are good. - Decent food. Cons: - Buildings close too early - Uni halls are very expensive - some of the buildings need more TLC especially Athena (there are holes in the ceiling)